Here again - for the summer solstice - are those Wittenham Clumps. By the early 1940s Nash’s was in declining…
Home no one leaves home unless home is the mouth of a shark you only run for the border when…
Forget the mother of all bombs and the father of all mankind - here is the ultimate parent of all…
"My boy you should go in for nature." Sir William Richmond's advice to Paul Nash on reviewing some of his…
Poltroon - the very word is like a ... what? a.) A North American mammal of the raccoon family known…
Did you have a special place as a child? Perhaps somewhere secret and magical? A corner of a city park,…
The Dancers All day beneath the hurtling shells Before my burning eyes Hover the dainty demoiselles -- The peacock dragon-flies.…
Do you have any favorite poems about trains and train journeys? I was compiling such a list - the way…
How to Read a Poem: Beginner’s Manual First, forget everything you have learned, that poetry is difficult, that it cannot…
There's a story behind every poem. There's always a story. And the story behind this one is that the poet…